AKDA is a multi-disciplinary design studio with expertise in handling architecture,interiors, furniture & products.
It's time for architects to choose ethics over aesthetics. Take responsibility, own that you are part of the problem, and do something about it.
— AKDA (@akdaoffice) March 28, 2019
Brilliant stuff by @tcmurray https://t.co/8kSFQ1ATcF via @dezeen
If you really want to affect environmental outcomes and social outcomes, it’s not shaping a single building that matters, It’s shaping a community.
— AKDA (@akdaoffice) March 25, 2019
To build the cities of the future, we must get out of our cars https://t.co/dkmRCdZC8Y
We love houses!! https://t.co/ZJRgSdHcIP
— AKDA (@akdaoffice) March 25, 2019
Apologies for being clueless on current affairs, but when did #DelhiDaredevils become #DelhiCapitals?
— AKDA (@akdaoffice) March 24, 2019
The quality of buildings in the postindependent era of India has always been a debatable, as modernist predilections of design ideals forced the abandonment of traditional craftsmanship in the pursuit of bland simplicity.
— AKDA (@akdaoffice) March 20, 2019
In our firm, we are foregoing modernity to be sustainable
You can really make a big difference to the energy footprint and to utility bills and to the comfort of a house.
— AKDA (@akdaoffice) March 17, 2019
How to do a green home renovation via @FT @pilitaclark
https://t.co/whDU0FBHL7
What is design’s role in business?
— AKDA (@akdaoffice) March 15, 2019
“In reality, design is not that important” J Maeda https://t.co/LlrDlcFiuR
Best consumer advice I’ve read in ages.
— AKDA (@akdaoffice) March 15, 2019
What the author implies, but doesn’t mention is that using Indian Marble in India is sensible because it’s sustainable / economical / tougher / prettier, etc
Via @houzzindiahttps://t.co/Y62E4EHPAx
It just wouldn't be appropriate to make a cluttered film about Dieter Rams - in which he regrets contributing to the current culture of overconsumptionhttps://t.co/SKWlJoaRCi via @dezeen
— AKDA (@akdaoffice) March 6, 2019
The rise of Asian powers such as China and India may create new models: step forward, the “civilisation state”.
— AKDA (@akdaoffice) March 5, 2019
via @FT @gideonrachman
https://t.co/iEhtOK7rlo
Books about climate change usually make for grim reading. Even before you pick it up, you know the plot: the Earth is doomed and humans are to blame.
— AKDA (@akdaoffice) March 4, 2019
Not this one. There Is No Planet B, by Mike Berners-Lee via @FT @lesliehook
https://t.co/LKOAkxd5lI
Possibly erroneous omission of Mumbai-Nashik-Pune, but fantastic insight nevertheless. These conurbations are the future of economic growth.
— AKDA (@akdaoffice) March 2, 2019
Mapping the Mega-Regions Powering the World’s Economy @CityLab https://t.co/9cDrnst48x
Have you voted yet?
— AKDA (@akdaoffice) March 2, 2019
Tri-Tessellate has been nominated for the ArchDaily Building of the Year Awards and your vote could make all the differencehttps://t.co/TVqEazfuSv
The Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs has prepared a Draft National Urban Policy Framework (NUPF) which outlines an integrated and coherent approach towards the future of urban planning in India.
— AKDA (@akdaoffice) March 2, 2019
Comments welcome till the 10th of March https://t.co/avx4PiLQd0
